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474, by Digital Games (1975)
800 Fathoms by US Billiards Inc (1981)
Ajax, by Konami (1987)
All American Football from The Leland Corporation (1989)
Alpine Ski by Taito (1981)
Anti Aircraft by Atari (1975)
Apache 3 by Data East (1989)
Arabian by Atari (1983)
Arch Rivals, by Bally Midway (1989)
Assault, by Atari (1988)
Astro Invader, by Stern Electronics, Inc (1980)
Atari 13-Inch Color X-Y Display (1983)
Atomic Robo Kid, by UPL (1988)
Attack, by Exidy (1976)
Avalanche, by Atari (1978)
Aztarac, by Centuri (1983)
Baby PM, by Midway (1982)
Badlands, by Atari (1989)
Bandido, by Exidy (1980)
Baseball, by Atari (1979)
Basketball, by Atari (1979)
Battle Wings, by Data East (1984)
Beezer, by Intrepid (1982)
Biplane, by Fun Games (1976)
Birdie-King II, by Taito (1983)
Black Widow, by Atari (1983)
Blaster, by Williams (1983)
Blueprint, by Midway (1982)
Bomb Jack, by Tehkan (1984)
Borderline, by Sega - Gremlin (1981)
Bottom Of The 9th, by Konami (1989)
Boxing Bugs, by Cinematronics (1982)
Breakout, by Atari (1976)
Buck Rogers, by Sega (1983)
Canyon Bomber, by Atari (1977)
Car Polo, by Exidy (1977)
Cassette System, by Data East (1982)
Challenger, by Centuri (1981)
Change Lanes, by Taito (1983)
Cheyenne, by Exidy (1984)
Cinematronics Applications Programming Manual
Circus Charlie, by Konami (1984)
Circus, by Exidy (1977)
Cobra Command, by Data East (1989)
Combatribes, by Technos (1990)
Computer Space, by Nutting Associates (1972)
Cops N Robbers, by Atari (1976)
Cosmic Alien, by Universal (1980)
Cosmic Avenger, by Universal (1981)
Cosmic Guerilla, by Universal (1979)
Crash N Score, by Atari (1975)
Crash, by Exidy (1979)
Crazy Balloon, by Taito (1980)
Crazy Climber, by Taito (1981)
Crossbow, by Exidy (1983)
Crusin, by Jaleco (1985)
Dambusters, by South West Research (1982)
Danger Zone, by Leland (1986)
Dark Aventure, by Konami (1986)
Dark Planet, by Stern (1982)
Death Race, by Exidy
Defender Setup, by Williams (1980)
Defender Theory of Operation
Demoliton Derby, by Chicago Coin (1977)
Depthcharge, by Gremlin (1977)
Desert Gun, by Midway (1977)
Destroyer, by Atari (1977)
Devastators, by Konami (1989)
Devil Zone, by Universal (1980)
Dig Dug, by Atari (1982)
Digger, by Sega (1980)
Discs of Tron (environmental), by Midway (1983)
Dominos, by Atari (1977)
Donkey Kong (TKG4), by Nintendo (1981)
Donkey Kong Jr, by Nintendo (1982)
Drag Race, by Atari (1977)
Dribbling, by Model Racing (1983)
Electrohome G02
Electrohome G05 (TM-146)
Electrohome G05 (TM-151)
Electrohome G07
Elevator Action, by Taito (1983)
Enigma II, by Game Plan (1981)
Exerion, by Jaleco (1983)
Exterminator, by Gottlieb (1989)
F15 Strike Eagle, by Microprose (1990)
Fast Freddie, by Atari (1982)
Field Goal, by Taito (1979)
Final Lap, by Atari (1987)
Fire One, by Exidy (1979)
Fire Truck, by Atari (1978)
Flyball, by Atari (1976)
Flying Fortress, by Electra (1976)
Fonz, by Sega (1976)
Football, by Atari (1978)
Frisky Tom, by Nichibutsu (1981)
Future Flash, by (Laser Base) Hoei (1980)
Galaga 88, by Atari (1988)
Galaxian, by Midway (1980)
Gaplus, by Bally (1984)
Gee Bee, by Gremlin (1979)
Got-Ya, by Game A Tron (1981)
Gran Trak 10, by Atari (1974)
Gran Trak 20, by Atari (1974)
Grand Champion, by Taito (1981)
Gravitar, by Atari (1982)
Gun Fight, by Midway (1975)
Guzzler, by Centuri (1983)
Gyrus Conv Kit, by Konami (1983)
Haunted Castle, by Konami (1988)
Highway, by Atari (1975)
Hit Me, by Ramtek (1976)
Hustle, by Gremlin (1977)
Hyper Sports, by Centuri (1984)
IGMO, by Magic Conversions (1984)
Indoor Soccer, by Universal
Indy 4, by Atari (1976)
Indy 800, by Atari (1975)
Inferno, by Meadows (1978)
Iron Horse, by Konami (1986)
Joust Instruction, by Williams (1982)
Joust, by Williams (1982)
Kaos, by Game Plan (1981)
Karate Champ, by Data East (1984)
Karnov, by Data East (1987)
Kicker, by Konami (1985)
Killer Comet, by Game Plan (1981)
King And Balloon, by Game Plan (1981)
Kram, by Taito (1982)
Krull, by Gottlieb (1983)
Lazarian, by Midway (1982
Lazer Command, by Meadows (1976)
LeMans, by Atari (1976)
Liberator, by Atari (1982)
Lil Hustler, by Dynamo - Konami (1981)
Lock N Chase, by Taito (1981)
Lock On, by Data East (1987)
Loco-Motion, by Centuri (1982)
Mad Alien, by Data East (1980)
Magical Spot, by Universal (1980)
Major Havoc Conv TM268, by Atari (1983)
Major Havoc TG252, by Atari (1983)
Major Havoc TM252, by Atari (1983)
Mario Brothers, by Nintendo (1983)
Martial Champions, by Konami (1993)
Marvins Maze, by SNK (1983)
Marvin's Maze, by SNK (1983)
Matsushita 19 Inch Monitor
Mazer Blazer, by Atari (1983)
Meadows Lanes, by Meadows (1977)
Mega Zone, by Konami (1983)
Megattack, by Game Plan (1981)
Metamorphic Force, by Konami (1993)
MIA, by Konami (1989)
Midway Service Notes #1
Midway Service Notes #2
Midway Service Notes #3
Midway8080 Standard Test Procedures, by Midway
Mikie, by Konami (1984)
Missile Command, by Atari (1980)
Mole Hunter, by Data East (1980)
Monaco GP, by Sega (1980)
Monte Carlo, by Atari (1980)
Moo Mesa, by Konami (1993)
Moon Alien Pt 2, by Nichibutsu (1980)
Moon Base, by Nichibutsu (1980)
Moon Shuttle, by Taito (1981)
Mortal Kombat 2, by Williams (1993)
Mortal Kombat, by Williams (1992)
Motorola M7000
Motorola XM701-10
Mouse Trap, by Exidy (1981)
Mr Dos Castle, by Universal (1983)
Mr. Do!, by Universal (1982)
MTC 9000
MTC 9110
Munch Mobile, by Centuri (1983)
Mystic Marathon, by Williams (1984)
NARC, by Williams (1988)
Naughty Boy, by Cinematronics (1982)
New York, NY, by Gottlieb (1980)
Night Driver, by Atari (1976)
No Mans Land, by Gottlieb (1980)
Nova 2001, by UPL (1984)
N-Sub, by Sega (1980)
Omega Race, by Midway
Orbit, by Atari (1978)
Oscar, by Data East (1988)
P47, by Jaleco (1988)
Pac Man, by Midway (1980)
Pace Car Pro, by Allied (1975)
Pacmania, by Atari (1987)
Paddle Battle, by Allied (1973)
Pandoras Palace, by Konami (1984)
Pepper II, by Exidy (1982)
Perfect Billards, by Nihon Systems (1987)
Pin Pong, by Atari (1974)
Pit & Run, by Taito (1984)
Pleiades, by Centuri (1981)
Polaris, by Taito (1980)
Poolshark, by Atari (1977)
Pop Flamer, by Stern (1983)
Prof Pacman, by Bally (1983)
Pulsar, by Gremlin (1981)
Punch Out, by Nintendo (1983)
Pursuit, by Atari (1974)
QBerts Qubes, by Mylstar (1984)
QIX, by Taito (1981)
Quarterback, by The Leland Corporation (1986)
Quartet, by Sega (1986)
Quasar, by US Billiards (1980)
Quiz Show, by Atari (1976)
Qwak, by Atari (1974)
Rabbit Punch, by Midway (1987)
Race, by Fun Games (1976)
Radical Radial, by Nichibutsu (1982)
Rally-X, by Midway (1981)
Rampage (3 Player), by Bally (1986)
Rampart, by Atari (1990)
Rebound, by Atari (1974)
Red Alert, by GDI (1981)
Ring King, by Data East (1985)
Rip Cord, by Exidy (1979)
Rip Off, by Cinematronics (1980)
Road Blasters Steering Assy, by Atari
Road Riot, by Atari (1991)
Road Runner, by Atari (1986)
Robot Bowl, by Exidy (1977)
Robotron, by Williams (1982)
Roc N Rope, by Konami (1983)
Roller Jammer, by Nichibutsu (1984)
Rolling Thunder, by Atari (1986)
Route 16, by Centuri (1981)
R-Type, by Nintendo (1987)
Rug Rats, by Nichibutsu (1983)
Rygar, by Techmo
Sea Wolf II, by Midway (1978 )
Seicross, by Nichibutsu (1984)
Sente SAC-1, by Sente
Shark Attack, by Game Plan (1981)
Shark Jaws, by Horror Games (1975)
Sheriff, by Nintendo (1980)
Shuuz, by Atari (1990)
Side Trak, by Exidy (1979)
Sinistar, by Williams (1983)
Skelagon, by Nichibutsu (1983)
Skull and Crossbones, by Atari (1989)
Sky Raider, by Atari (1978)
Skydiver, by Atari
Slither, by GDI (1982)
Smash TV, by Williams (1990)
Soccer, by Atari (1979)
Space Battle, by Hoei (1980)
Space Chaser, by Taito (1979)
Space Duel, by Atari (1982)
Space Dungeon, by Taito (1982)
Space Firebird, by Gremlin (1980)
Space Fortress, by Elettronolo (1979)
Space Inv 2 Ckt, by Midway (1980)
Space Inv Deluxe, by Midway (1980)
Space Inv Trimline, by Taito (1979)
Space Race, by Atari (1976)
Space Tactics, by Gremlin (1980)
Spectar, by Exidy (1980)
Speed Freak, by Vectorbeam (1979)
Splatterhouse, by Atari (1989)
Sprint 1, by Atari (1978)
Sprint 2, by Atari (1976)
Sprint 4, by Atari (1977)
Spy Hunter, by Midway (1983)
Star Cruiser, by Ramtek (1977)
Star Fire, by Exidy (1979)
Star Guards, by Bally - Midway (1987)
Star Hawk, by Cinematronics (1979)
Star Wars, by Atari (1983)
Stargate, by Williams (1981)
Starship One, by Atari (1977)
Steel Talons, by Atari (1991)
Stompin, by Bally - Sente (1986)
STUN Runner, by Atari (1989)
Stunt Cycle, by Atari (1976)
Subroc 3D, by Sega (1982)
Subs, by Atari (1979)
Super Breakout, by Atari (1978)
Super Bug, by Atari (1977)
Super Contra, by Konami (1988)
Super Off Road, by Leland (1985)
Super Space Attack, by Gremlin (1979)
Super Speed Race, by Midway (1979)
Super Tank, by Computran
Survival, by Rock-Ola (1982)
Swimmer, by Centuri (1982)
Tago Conv Kits, by Tago
Tail Gunner II, by Exidy (1980)
Tank 8, by Atari (1976)
Tank II, by Atari - Kee (1975)
Tank, by Atari - Kee (1974)
TARG V1-0, by Exidy (1980)
TARG V1-1, by Exidy (1980)
TEC Monitor
Tennis Tourney, by Allied (1973)
The Electric YOYO, by Taito (1982)
The Final Round, by Konami (1988)
The Game Tree, by PSE (1978)
The Main Event, by Konami (1988)
The Simpsons, by Konami (1991)
Thief, by Pacific Novelty (1982)
Time Pilot, by Konami (1982)
Toobin, by Atari (1988)
Top Landing, by Taito (1988)
Tora Tora, by Game Plan (1980)
Tournament Table, by Atari (1978)
Track and Field, by Centuri (1983)
Triple Hunt, by Atari (1977)
Tunnel Hunt, by Centuri (1982)
Turkey Shoot, by Williams (1984)
Turtles In Time, by Konami (1992)
TV Ping Pong, by Chicago Coin (1973)
TX-1, by Atari (1984)
UFO Chase, by Electra (1975)
Ultra Tank, by Kee Games
Uni War S, by Irem (1980)
Up Your Alley, by Cinematronics (1987)
Vanguard, by Centuri (1981)
Vendetta, by Konami (1991)
Venture, by Exidy (1981)
Vertigo, by Exidy (1985)
Victory, by Exidy (1982)
Video Pinball, by Atari (1979)
Video Pool, by US Billiards (1975)
Vigilante, by Data East (1988)
Viper, by Leland (1986)
Warp Warp, by Rock-Ola (1980)
WG 19V1001
WG 4600
WG 6100 (tm183-2)
WG 6100 (tm183-3)
WG 6401
Winner (PONG) Midway (1973)
Yie Ar Kung-Fu
Zarzon, by Taito (1981)
Zaxxon, by Sega (1982)
Zero Hour, by Universal (1980)
Zoar, by Data East - Tago (1982)
Zookeeper, by Taito (1982)
Zwackery, by Bally (1985)
 

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